The title says it all; I just pushed the first beta of Autoptimize 2.7 which has some small fixes/ improvements but which most importantly finally sees the “Autoptimize CriticalCSS.com power-up” fully integrated.
Next to the actual integration and switching to object-oriented for most (but not all) of AOCCSS files, there are some minor functional changes as well, most visible ones being buttons to clear all rules and to clear all jobs from the queue.
I hope to be able to release AO27 officially in April, but for that I need the beta thoroughly tested off course. Most important part to test is the critical CSS logic obviously, so if you have the power-up running, download/ install the beta and simply disable the power-up to have Autoptimize fill that void (if the power-up is active, AO refrains from loading it’s own critical CSS functionality).
I get this message on my dashboard: “Autoptimize now includes the criticalcss.com integration that was previously part of the separate power-up. If you want you can simply disable the power-up and Autoptimize will take over immediately.”
When I disable that power-up, i get this error message: ‘Oops! Please activate the “Inline and Defer CSS” option on Autoptimize’s main settings page to use this power-up.’
so your on a multisite installation I guess and you are configuring at network level? in that case the beta has a fix, feel free to download the zip-file and install that instead of 2.7.1 or wait for 2.7.2 to arrive :)